Thanks so much!!
Here's my entry for this week:
If I could step into a painting, it would be Edvard Munch's "The Scream," which has always reminded me of my own anxiety. Standing on the bridge of this surreal scene, I am certain I would feel the weight of the blazing sky, as if each warm color were a representation of emotions on edge. The scream that echoes through the canvas is the same one that sometimes resonates within me, the silent screams I let out, a feeling that seems to stretch beyond words, a kind of invisible suffocation.
The world around keeps moving, distant, indifferent, while anxiety seems to tighten its grip on my chest, much like the waves of tension that distort the painting’s horizon. It's a place where fear becomes tangible, where the scream doesn't come from outside, but from within, deep within the soul.
Being in that painting would be like facing my anxiety head-on, staring into its eyes, feeling its shapes and colors, yet also searching for a way to escape that overwhelming moment of anguish that haunts me.
Wuaoo I hug you @xlety even though I don't know who you are but I identify myself by the taste towards this one , in my case it's just curiosity and knowing what terrifies you so much but with your answer you already answered me.
Feeling this way is too difficult, it is scary and terrifying, I hope that what you feel is transformed into peace, love and light.
I loved the sincerity of your participation.
P.S; I don't know if what you wrote is fiction but it's good.
Thank you for your comment! Unfortunately, I do have anxiety and it really resonates with me. I think I ended up venting a bit in this text
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